Here I am again with no real outline and just a character and I am afraid that there won’t be a way forward. Though, there always is. That is the deepest joy of this weekend for me. Just letting the words flow out onto the page. Side-stepping, faking out, freaking body-slamming, my inner-critic into submission. It’s exhilarating!
Hullo World Finally typing up my post 3day notes… I made this note on Sept 9, 2015. Wow and wow …
Pam can’t sleep… 3Day Novel Contest (2015) starts at mid-night tomorrow!
The power of chocolate prevails! Pam finally FINISHES and submits a story somewhere! This post includes links to the contest, and to a lovely short story by Holly Bruns AKA – she who brings chocolate and inspiration.
Pam preps for the 3day Novel Contest by… working on a story for ANOTHER CONTEST. Much thanks here to those who offered feedback on a story in progress. (And a link to a great Arthur Slade post)
A video I made in 2014 – with my top-five tips on “How to prepare for the 3Day Novel Contest”
So…. Just because I KNOW that outlining / pre-planning doesn’t really work for me, doesn’t stop me from continuing to …
18 days til the 2015 Three Day Novel Contest. Pam is busy courting her Muse and offers some words of support to herself and to others who need a break from the “How to Write a Novel in Ten Easy Steps” bull-dooey.
Tis time again, the Pamster said, to talk of many things…. especially the 3day Novel Contest and a rather NOVEL idea of how to play this year. Wish me well. Wish me wise. Wish me words tumbling tumbling tumbling.
With some wild SHAMANIC drumming thrown in to warm our blood.
Pam (AKA Mulligan) lays out her top 5 tips for prepping for the 3Day Novel Contest (held each Labour Day weekend)
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